Church Starts Rebuilding With Faith
Members of Charlottesville Church of Christ say Friday’s fire may have destroyed their building, but not their church.
Members of Charlottesville Church of Christ say Friday’s fire may have destroyed their building, but not their church.
It was a long day for investigators Friday at the scene of the fire at the Charlottesville Church of Christ.
A number of people from the Church of Christ's congregation went back to the scene to get a final look at the devastation. For one Charlottesville firefighter, it hit home.
Charlottesville Police arrested 24-year-old Jason Scott Santos Monday Morning at UVa Medical Center in connection with the overnight fire at the Charlottesville Church of Christ.
After a two week trial and nearly six hours of deliberations, the jury in the Earl Washington civil suit awarded him $2.25 million.
The engineering on the road program is four years old. It's a project to excite boys and girls in grades six through eight about science and math.
The City of Charlottesville celebrated Clean Commute day at Washington Park this afternoon. It’s all part of a statewide effort to get people to walk, bike, car pool and take public transit.
Police have made an arrest in connection with a late night fire at the Charlottesville Church of Christ.
Members of the Charlottesville Church of Christ's congregation and its pastor talked about their memories inside the church that caught fire Late Thursday night.
Prom season kicks off on Saturday in many areas. Tonight, some students got a simulated look at the tragic side of drunk driving.
Closing the achievement gap in Charlottesville City Schools must start outside the schools, and in the community.
An Orange County family is petitioning the school board to take action against the teacher they say mistakenly sent their 6-year-old son walking miles home along a busy highway.
He spent 18 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit and tonight Earl Washington Jr. is closer to getting answers that he's been looking for.
The priority to get as many cats adopted as possible shifted to finding a place for their cats to stay.
A Fluvanna County man accused of raping an 11-year-old Lake Monticello girl has entered into a plea agreement with prosecutors.
Millions of Americans use over the counter drugs to cure the cough and cold--but now some are using them to get high, which can have severe side effects.
Zackarius Moussaoui will spend the rest of his life in prison for his role in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The Newsplex spoke with a local expert about the verdict.
The White House has released a national response to the possibility of a deadly strain of bird flu here in the United States. But how prepared is the Charlottesville area?
The Boyd Tinsley Tennis Tournament had its fourth annual kids day bringing together the professional players and kids from the community.
A new study shows more Americans with middle incomes do not have health insurance. This is causing problems for the uninsured, as well as hospitals.
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville plans to purchase and rebuild the Southwood Mobile Home Park, but residents say they're skeptical about the idea.
Neighbors say the bites were so aggressive that the tires on three cars, and one lawn mower were deflated.
Come July 1, members of Charlottesville's City Council will all be Democrats. Although the city is no stranger to an all Democratic council, what changes, if any will it bring to future decision making this time around?
A suspect in a Monday night stabbing is in custody Wednesday night.
The day without immigrants is over and now businesses are totaling it's economic impact. So how much did this boycott for immigration reform really affect us?
